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Jairam seemungal biography

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Belize City, 1 December 2014 (CRFM): Japan’s fisheries cooperation with CARICOM has spanned two decades. Following several country seminars held over the past few weeks, the celebration of this milestone—20 years of friendship and cooperation in fisheries—will climax this week, when senior fisheries experts of Member States of the Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism (CRFM) and Japan meet in Trinidad and Tobago.

On that occasion, the development allies will reflect on the achievements of their partnership, as well as Japan-funded fisheries projects executed to date in the region.

The regional fisheries experts will also discuss and identify future interventions that could be submitted to Japan for funding consideration, especially in light of the Caribbean Community Common Fisheries Policy and the CARICOM Strategic Plan, both recently adopted for the region.

The celebratory review of CARICOM’s fisheries cooperation with Japan will form part of an upcoming regional fisheries workshop which opens on Thursday, 4 December 2014 at the Hilton Hotel in Port of Spain, Trinidad and To

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Seemungal to bring 'sanity' to Parliament

New­ly-ap­point­ed Deputy Speak­er Jairam Seemu­n­gal says he is hop­ing to bring a mea­sure of "san­i­ty" to Par­lia­ment. He made this com­ment at his of­fice in the Min­istry of Con­sumer Af­fairs, Cor­ner South Quay and Dun­can Streets, Port-of-Spain on Wednes­day. Seemu­n­gal said: "I will try my ut­most best to bring to the ta­ble some ad­di­tion­al changes to help him (Wade Mark) trans­form and work along with him to bring some means of san­i­ty as it was pri­or to May 24, 2010." Pressed fur­ther, on his thoughts on "restor­ing san­i­ty," he said: "It is not that it to­tal­ly didn't ex­ist. A lot of the then gov­ern­ment bench­es used the Par­lia­ment as a means of play­ing pol­i­tics through­out their tenure, as op­posed to re­al­ly bring­ing mean­ing­ful dis­cus­sion in­to the Par­lia­ment. It is re­al­ly about bring­ing the de­bate of the bills as op­posed to us­ing the Par­lia­ment as a con­tin­u­ous cam­paign­ing plat­form."

De­bates ver­sus speech­es

When the na­tion is locked on­to the Par­lia­men­tary Chan­nel, Seemu­n­g

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Seemungal: Sport contributes to youth development

Michelle Loubon

MP La Hor­quet­ta/Tal­paro Jairam Seemu­n­gal says sports is one of the dis­ci­plines that could in­te­grate the com­mu­ni­ty and con­tribute to youth de­vel­op­ment. He made this com­ment at his South Quay of­fice at the Min­istry of Con­sumer Af­fairs, on Fri­day. To date, Seemu­n­gal has start­ed sev­er­al sport­ing leagues with­in the com­mu­ni­ties of Brazil, Tal­paro, Mun­do Nue­vo and Todd's Road.

Seemu­n­gal ad­mit­ted to hav­ing a pas­sion for the youth. He was Pres­i­dent of the Cu­nar­ipo Youth Or­gan­i­sa­tion and

Pres­i­dent of the St An­drew/St David Youth Club Or­gan­i­sa­tion.

He presided more than 64 youth groups with 3000 young peo­ple.

Seemu­n­gal said: "Sports is one of the tools I am us­ing to in­te­grate the peo­ple. I be­lieve it would help gel the peo­ple and bring them to­geth­er. Over the years, a lot of sport­ing ac­tiv­i­ties had died. I am try­ing to re­vive it again. I am show­ing in­ter­est. I be­lieve we can teach the young ones some­thing tan­gi­ble in life." Seemu­n­gal said t

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